The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-16
DOINGS OF THE DAY.
A Condensed Review Of Events Trans.
pIred and TraHsplrlng
In and About CantOn--Bits of News Gath
cred from All of the Many Sources
Found in Progressing,
Thriving oity.

ministratOr Of the estate Of Susana Nc.
GregOr, Of Canton.
Miss Gussis MRlline, of Youngstown,
is visiting at the residence Of Mr.. i. Nal.
line on West Second street,
The Cleveland & Canton Railway em-
pioyes' picnic will be held al Cong 'ess
Lake on Sunday, June 26sh.
Gregory Girls well has been named as
the administrator Of the estate Of L. T.
Crisswell, OF 0snaburg township.
Mrs. F. Fl. Smith of No. 65 South
Cherry street, left to day for Newark,
where she will visit relatives. She will
be gone about four weeks.
1t seems the Cleveland s. Canton
railway authorities are not going to
bother this year with Congress lake at
all. They probably think a rest adVis-
able.
The Mineral Pointer says: "MIss Car
rie BurrOway, Of Canton, has returned
home after pleasant visit with the
family OF her uncle, j. ]. Birk, at this
place.
Permits TO embark on the voyage Of
matrlmony have BEEN Issued to Fer1i-
asnd White and Pauline Weir, Of ALI.
ance; FlOrian Kuam and Flora MOnat of
Louisville.
The County Commissioners proceeded
to Alliance yesterday where they will
be detained q few days. On Monday
they will be In Canton and attend to
their work here.
The Eastern Ohio Wool Growers AssO.
clation has resolved "That washed wool
In this section should bring not less
than 81 cents per pound" That is GER
tainly q very reasonable demand.
Mr.. Peter ]. Collins, law student with
". j. PlerO, Esq, was admitted to the
Bar Wednesday, at Columbus, Mr. Col.
Inns Is a bright, energetic young man
and will make an excellent practitioner.
Robert e. Mcdowell, of CarrOIltOn, M.
G. McKaslin, Of Kent, j. W. LeymOur, Of
Medina, and W. W. Zimmerman, Of
Youngstown, were among those admit
ted to the Bar at Columbus Wednesday.
Marriage licenses have been issued to:
| Chester l.. KsylOr and Emma Miller, Of
WilmOt; Oliver P. SickRfoOse and
Lemms A. Schwartz, of 0snaburg; John
Griffi this and Hannah Griffiths, OF AL T.
1 ance.
George Wolf, Sr., who has been living
in Lancaster cGunty, Pennsylvania, for
Two or three years, arrived In Canton
this morning. Mr.. Wolf Is In better
health than when he left He says Can
on looks natural.
Auditor Manly smiled when he discOV-
cred his own name was not on the as.
lessOr's list from his ward, of males over
21 years Of age. According to that Pat
mu It be a female or else under 21 -
[OarrOll Chronicle.
The Navarro Independent says: a.
". Myers spent Thursday In Canton, In
attendance of the funeral his father. 4
+. M. GoshOrn Of Canton spent Tues
day and Wednesday with Navarro
friends. Supt. j. K. Mexican, Anna
Luke and Artie HOagIand spent Monday
In Canton"
The funeral of Mrs. John Shire tool
place at 10 o'clock this morning from
the residence of her father. Mr.. Il
Garaux, No. 635 South Market street
The remains were buried In West LaWI
cemetery. Mrs Shire died Of cOnsump
tiOn Thursday morning at 1890 O'Clock
she was twenty eight years old.
Mr.. A. APPEL, who was for some time
past with Mr. Otto Giessen the brewer
has been retained by the successors Of
that gentleman, Messrs. ROmmel s
Kraft. prOprietOrs Of the Canton Brew
ing Company, and will hustle about In
the interests Of the new concern. Mr.
APPEL is an able and valuable solicitor.
Twas the Mansfield News: "a shoke
Have you a stopper, Mr.. Auditor ?
asked Judge May yesterday during th(
rain storm. No. was the reply, 'what
do you want Of stOpperp' Want II
stop the raiD,' was the grave response
The court house bell rang out upon thC
wild stormy scene of Its own accord"
Mrs. H, /. Lawler, whose serious injurl
QmpRcted fracture In the hip joint WI
noted last week, has been gradually i'm
proving since Sunday afternoon last
though restless, and suffering at times
and her mind disposed to wander
Though NOT out of danger, the physI
clans are of the opinion she will recover
The Fulton Signal says: "The own
ers of the summer resort known as Cot
tage Grove, on the Valley road, are max
ing big effort for rush at that resor
this season. They are sending a printed
circular and annual pass to all the min
Il AoVCAo AOA 1nby say ~
their circular there will be no SUNDAY
excursions or drink of any kind sold OF
the grounds this season."
L. P. 0hliger, Esq,, P. M. at Wooster
J | gave the DEMOCRAT q friendly call to
day. MIR. 0hliger informs us that WOOs
ter got free delivery on the first of thl
month. Mr.. 0hliger accompanied
. party Of seven WOOsterites as far as Can
, ton on their way to Europe. AmOnI
/ them young Mr.. Zimmerman AM
wife and Miss McSweeney. Mr.. Ohlig
er's son Willie is also In the city.
III A fatal accident occurred Saturda
! evening about six o'clock three mile
south Of North Industry on the Sandy
VILE road Mabel Hiple, child seVe
years old, was playing with two pc
lambs which ran into the barn, she fol
lowing them, going behind the horse
in the stable. In doing so she wa
Q kicked by the horses and her skull
crushed. She was found by members O
the family. She fingered until Sunda
morning when she died. The funera
will take place at the Melcheime
Q church Monday at one o'clock.